Pimlico tube station facts for kids
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| Location | Pimlico |
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| Local authority | Westminster |
| Managed by | London Underground |
| Number of platforms | 2 |
| Fare zone | 1 |
| London Underground annual entry and exit | |
| 2004 | 7.589 million |
| 2007 | 8.018 million |
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Pimlico is a busy London Underground station located in an area called Pimlico in Westminster, London. It's part of the famous "Tube" system that helps people travel all over the city! This station is on the Victoria Line, which is one of the main train lines. It's found between the Victoria and Vauxhall stops. Pimlico station is in Zone 1, which is the central part of London. The station first opened its doors on 14 September 1972.
About Pimlico Station
Pimlico station is an important stop on the Victoria Line. This line is known for being one of the fastest and busiest lines on the Tube network. It connects many key places across London.
Location and Zone
The station is located in Pimlico, a well-known area in the City of Westminster. This part of London is close to many interesting places. Pimlico station is in Zone 1. This means it's right in the heart of London, where many famous landmarks and attractions are found.
Opening Day
Pimlico station opened on 14 September 1972. This was a little over a year after the rest of the Victoria Line had already started running. Even though it opened later, it quickly became a vital part of the line.
Station Features
Pimlico station has two platforms, one for trains going north and one for trains going south. Each day, thousands of people use this station to get around London. The station's design includes unique artwork. This artwork connects to the nearby Tate Britain art gallery.
Images for kids
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Drummond Gate entrance
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Southbound platform looking north
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Northbound platform looking south
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Platform roundel, back-lit, producing contrast in this photo
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Platform motif – spots representing modern art at the nearby Tate Britain gallery
